I have been treating individuals and couples in my private practice for the past twelve years. My commitment to learning and teaching others is life long. I graduated Phi Beta Kappa and cum laude from Smith College with a B.A. in clinical psychology. While a student at New York University’s graduate School of Social Work, where I earned a Master’s degree, I was awarded a UJA Federation scholarship and the Simy Burnett Fellowship. 

My desire to deepen my therapeutic skills led me to seek postgraduate training at the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center.  Presently I teach classes to their graduate social work interns from New York University and Columbia University.

I worked for a period of time at Harris Rothenberg International, an Employee Assistance Program. I was able to help employees of financial institutions, corporations, and law firms with both personal and work related issues. I counseled executives and human resource professionals in handling workplace conflicts, and am available during evening and hours that will suit the particulars of your time schedules.